but concerns this morning about national security after bombshell reporting that the documents of donald trump s florida home contain highly sensitive intel on iran and china. these new revolutions, today increase the odds of trump being criminally charged? we will talk to our experts. plus the january six committee officially issued a subpoena to donald trump. the very same day the steve bannon got four months in prison for contempt of congress. well donald trump comply, or with the set up a historic court battle. and later, we have seen the footage, florida residents visibly shocked by voter fraud arrests, courtesy of governor ron desantis. one of the cases has already been dismissed. will more follow? i will talk to a lawyer representing one of the people arrested. all that and more is coming up. and a happy saturday morning to you. i am katie fang. this morning, new details on the contents of at least some of those roughly 13,000 documents the fbi agents took from donal
a chilling effect on people in terms of ex felons that try to go and vote? absolutely it has a chilling effect. in fact, i got a call yesterday from a gentleman who is in his 80s, he had a conviction from 50 years ago. he voted in the recent presidential election and he was petrified that law enforcement was going to show up at his house, drag him away in handcuffs and prosecute him. that is one phone call that i got. i m sure there are tens of thousands of others all around our state that are worried right now, because of what the governor is doing. and that has to have an effect on whether these people vote in future elections. marc rankin i want to know for my viewers tuning in right now. you are doing this work pro bono. you have urged the other attorneys that have taken out the cause to do the work pro bono. they are doing this for free. so i want to say thank you for joining us to educate our viewers and to thank you for taking up the calls for ramon oliver and others. thanks
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